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Sanjay Gandhi National Park's oldest lion on road to recovery

Pethe and the animal keepers have been closely monitoring Ravindra's health

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Ravindra along with female lion Shobha were brought to SGNP in 2009 from Banerghatta National Park in Bangalore
Ravindra along with female lion Shobha were brought to SGNP in 2009 from Banerghatta National Park in Bangalore

The Sanjay Gandhi National Park's oldest big cat Ravindra, who was sick since last week, is positively responding to treatment. SGNP's veterinary officer Dr Shailesh Pethe said, "He has started eating food and consumed the meat given to him." Pethe and the animal keepers have been closely monitoring Ravindra's health. "He is making movements and also walks in the cage when made to do so," he added.

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